THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
16 Friday, July 9, 1982
Jewry's Duties With Lebanon
An Analysis of Events
Developing
From Military
Actions in Lebanon
Multiplying confronta-
tions resulting from the Is-
rael Lebanese operation
aimed at ousting the PLO
are enmeshed in problems
affecting Jewish unity with
Israel and the friendship
with the United States. In
both aspects, actual Jewish
responses and the Israeli
and U.S. opinions are now
definitely in Israel's direc-
tion.
While there were demon-
strations in Israel by Peace
Now forces and protesters
against the war, marked by
demands that Israel with-
draw from Lebanon im-
mediately, polls show 90
percent of Israel's popula-
tion supporting the gov-
ernment headed by
Menahem Begin.
Despite contradictory ac-
counts of large-scale suffer-
ings by civilians - the fig-
ures publicized by pro-Arab
groups already condemned
as vast exaggerations -
American Jewish unity is
especially impressive.
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widespread notoriety are
refuted in a statement of
facts released by Israel,
indicating the following:
"On the spot investiga-
tions have established that
in Sidon there were only 265
civilian casualties and not
400 as earlier estimated, in
Tyre 56 (not 50), and in
Nabatiyeh 10, as a result of
Operation Peace for Galilee_
"The following is a sun
mary of the on-site investt--
gation with regard to the
number of civilian casual-
ties at the Ein al-Hilweh
refugee camp near Sidon:
"The IDF required six
days of fighting, from June
9-14, in order to capture the
site, the size of which is only
900 meters by 300 meters.
The reason for this was be-
cause a supreme effort was
made to avoid casualties
among the civilian popula-
tion, which was held hos-
tage by the PLO who num-
bered several hundred in
the camp.
"At first the IDF ap-
pealed to the terrorists
through leaflets and over
loudspeakers and of-
fered them the possibility
of laying down their
weapons. When the PLO
refused this, the IDF ap-
pealed once again
through leaflets and over
loudspeakers to the resi-
dents to leave the camp.
The majority left but
some of them were not
allowed to leave. Those
who tried to escape were
threatened and even shot
by the PLO.
"The IDF then sent in a
group of captured terrorists
who called upon the PLO to
surrender. Some of the
group were shot, others fled
and disappeared. The IDF
then sent in a group of Arab
notables for the same pur-
pose. These were also fired
upon, one of them was hit in
the head and the others re-
turned.
"Only then did an infan-
try unit of the IDF go into
Attacks on Israel
action under cover of an ar-
tillery barrage on PLO posi-
Need to Be Met
Taking into account the tions. In the mopping up op-
increasing vilifications eration that followed, the
against Israel, which have IDF suffered a considerable
also begun to reach Con- number of casualties.
gressional circles, as was
Weapons Caches
indicated last week in a per-
in Refugee Camps
sonal attack on Menahem
"Following the capture of
Begin by Senator Barry
Goldwater, Fisher pointed the camp, and the clearing.
to the need to tackle these of PLO elements, approx-
factors in what is develop- imately 40 bodies of civi-
ing into a campaign of prej- lians and PLO terrorists
udice. His statement, quot- were found. They were
ing the Jewish Agency deci- buried in a proper fashion
with the help of local Arab
sions, declares:
"I am remaining in Israel notables.
"In the camp, the IDF dis -
for a few days to continue
studying the current situa- covered bunkers full with
tion. You at home face two ammunition, weapons and
challenges: You must meet other military equipment, a
your share of the new needs, repair shop for PLO vehicles
because the people of Israel and other heavy equipment,
deserve our financial sup- headquarters with com-
port. Equally important Is- munication equipment and
rael must be defended propaganda materials. All
this was located in the
against vilification.
"The truth is our best homes of the residents, next
weapon. The facts should be to them, below them and
learned and used vigorously above them.
"Approximately 3,000
and with conviction. Israel's
struggle for peace is just and people lived in the Ein al-
the Jewish unity is essen- Hilweh camp. The majority
of them have moved to the
tial now as never before."
Exaggerations given
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French jette
Jewry by Max M. Fisher,
chairman of the execu-
tive of the Jewish Agency
for Israel, in his analysis
of decisions reached at
the Jewish Agency meet-
ings in Jerusalem: a
major one inaugurating a
philanthropic effort to
assist Israel in the eco-
nomic crisis created by
the military activities,
and a call for organized
efforts to refute the vil-
lifications hurled at Is-
rael and the Jewish
people.
In a call to action, to pro-
vide the economic aid ur-
gently needed by Israel,
Fisher declared in his sum-
mary of the decisions at the
June 20-24 meetings:
"Responding to many re-
quests, I called a special
meeting of United Israel
Appeal and Keren Hayesod
members of the Jewish
Agency Assembly. We ar-
rived in Israel in the midst
of Operation Peace for the
Galilee. In a gruelling,
emotion-filled trip through
the northern areas, all of us
saw and heard the deep
yearnings of the inhabi-
tants for security and
safety, especially for their
children.
"We were convinced of the
righteousness of this effort
and the great care being
taken to maintain the high-
est levels of safeguards for
human life and personal
property everywhere.
"The Minister for Finance
explained in great detail the
enormous burdens borne by
the people of Israel. They
ranged from personal sac-
rifice of the highest order to
heavy taxes which will seri-
ously reduce the standard of
living throughout the land.
After visiting a hospital and
touching the bravery and
the trauma, our conferees
sponsaneously demanded
that world Jewry partici-
pate in sharing this great
burden by launching a spe-
cial fund-raising effort."
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